Which undesired outcome increases when imperfect optical surfaces experience in-phase reflections?

💡 Explanation

Speckle arises because of random interference between light beams; surfaces induce multiple reflections, consequently constructive and destructive interference amplifies variations. Increased in-phase reflection enhances speckle, therefore resulting in poor image contrast rather than other aberration types.

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